1.e4
The first move claims the center.
Intern
Emeralit, LLC
Redesigned client websites in HTML, CSS and JavaScript, then deployed and maintained them on Linux, Apache and AWS.
I'm Jack Shen, a computer science student from Staten Island. I co-founded a reseller platform, researched grant applicants for The Staten Island Foundation, and redesigned the website for Baruch CEO.
The board plays the most famous King's Gambit ever recorded. Scroll to move, use the arrow keys, or click any move in the list.
1.e4
The first move claims the center.
Emeralit, LLC
Redesigned client websites in HTML, CSS and JavaScript, then deployed and maintained them on Linux, Apache and AWS.
2.f4
The gambit gives up a pawn to take the initiative.
Game Development Club
3.Bc4
The bishop develops and aims at f7.
Staten Island Technical High School
GPA 3.7/4.0, Honor Roll, National Honor Society and PEAP's recipient. Earned ITS certifications in Python and Network Security in August 2023.
4.Kf1
The king steps aside on purpose.
Richmond County Black and Minority Chamber of Commerce
5.Bxb5
White takes the pawn that Black offered.
Per Scholas
Earned CompTIA Security+ in July 2026, with Cisco Networking Academy coursework in networking, computer hardware and OS basics.
6.Nf3
The knight develops and gains time on the queen.
Online Reseller Platform
Names stay under NDA. What I learned comes with me, and I'm happy to walk through the outreach, the launch and how I'd apply them to your team. Let's talk →
7.d3
A quiet move that opens a path for the other bishop.
The Staten Island Foundation
8.Nh4
The knight repositions for the attack.
Baruch College, CUNY
Studying computer science while building products on the side.
9.Nf5
The knight lands on its strongest square.
Redesigned the website for Baruch CEO, the entrepreneurship club at Baruch College, so events, news, member ventures and award results live in one place.
10.g4
The attack begins.
From here Anderssen gives up a bishop, both rooks and his queen, then mates with three minor pieces. That is the kind of game I want to play.
The projects I keep coming back to, named the way I'd name a line in chess.
Drag to compare the old CUNY Blogs site with the redesign.
1. Idea Build 2. Pitch Launch
A redesign of the website for Baruch CEO, the first entrepreneurship club at Baruch and in CUNY. The old site was a WordPress theme on CUNY Blogs with a skyline banner and a few buttons. The redesign moved it to baruchceo.com and puts weekly club hours, events, news, member ventures and award results in one place.
1. ICP Outreach 2. Close
Ask me how this playbook would work for your team. I'm happy to chat about any of it. Let's talk →
1. Recruit Teach 2. Ship
Co-founded Staten Island Tech's Game Development Club, where 25 members learned Unreal Engine through weekly lessons. Two members entered Instructables competitions: one won a $1,000 Autodesk Scholarship Award and the other a $50 gift card.
Mostly bullet and blitz. The cards show my peak ratings, and the game count updates live.
Staten Island, NY | hello@jockshen.com | LinkedIn | GitHub
Baruch College computer science freshman and startup co-founder who launched a SaaS, helped grow a reseller platform to $1.1M+ in GMV, and built a website for a nonprofit initiative. Has experience in leading, in business operations, in public speaking, and in programming.
Startup & Business: customer acquisition, cold outreach, lead qualification (ICP), market research, due diligence
Technical: Python, JavaScript, TypeScript, C++, React, Next.js, Supabase, Git, Linux, AWS
Languages: English (Native), Mandarin (Proficient), Russian (Elementary)
Certifications: CompTIA Security+ (Jul 2026); ITS: Python & Network Security (Aug 2023)
Coursework: CompTIA Security+, Cisco Networking Academy: Networking, Computer Hardware, and OS Basics
GPA: 3.7/4.0 | Honor Roll | PEAP's Recipient | National Honor Society Member